I have been browsing internet, but I could not find a doc that tell me
the the feature.
Would anyone please provide some input about apache with tomcat,
tomcat and Oracle and oracle with hibernate. A lot of people favorite
on using those function instead of traditional apache, Oracle with
ODBC or JDBC. In internet mentioned that tomcat is faster and
efficient, but why?

Thanks

On Apr 26, 5:42 am, ck <cljl...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have been browsing internet, but I could not find a doc that tell me
> the the feature.
> Would anyone please provide some input about apache with tomcat,
> tomcat and Oracle and oracle with hibernate. A lot of people favorite
> on using those function instead of traditional apache, Oracle with
> ODBC or JDBC. In internet mentioned that tomcat is faster and
> efficient, but why?
>
> Thanks

There have been a few posts in the past about problems encountered
while using Tomcat. You may want to seach the archives for the
product. Most of the posters seemed pretty happy with the overall
product.

HTH -- Mark D Powell --

"ck" <cljlkck@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I have been browsing internet, but I could not find a doc that tell me
> the the feature.
> Would anyone please provide some input about apache with tomcat,
> tomcat and Oracle and oracle with hibernate. A lot of people favorite
> on using those function instead of traditional apache, Oracle with
> ODBC or JDBC. In internet mentioned that tomcat is faster and
> efficient, but why?
>
> Thanks
>

Our developers use C#, nHibernate with IIS and Oracle 9iR2.
nHibernate provides the data access layer under .NET.
nHibernate would NOT be my choice for DAL, but they have been drinking
the open source, n-tier cool-aid. My suspicion is they lack of SQL, PL/SQL
experience.